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[@murugaveldharmalingam6962]

வாழ்க்கைப்பாடம் தந்த அனுபவப்பதிவு. அக்கரைக்கு இக்கரை பச்சை என்பதை நேரடியாக உணர்ந்தோம். மிக்க மகிழ்ச்சி.

[@rajarajarajan8774]

Life lession ok pro but nalladhu sonnaa tamilan naasamaa poiduvaandaa

[@VincoRoTVK]

18 வயதிலேயே உலகத்தை பார்த்த அனுபவசாலி, நல்லுள்ளம் கொண்டு மக்களை முன்னேற நினைப்பது மிக்க மகிழ்ச்சி

[@VincoRoTVK]

@user-vk8eh7zc9k போடா .......

[@Anand00221]

I totally agree with you hats-off to Anand sir

[@thavamt1776]

Wrong comparison... Going for work experience vs Tours both are different experiences altogether

[@VijayaLakshmi-kz9tf]

Highly stupid views.

[@satheeshmohanm]

I have not worked in US. But I am currently working and living in Singapore. Though the cost of living is higher we can still save money and invest in India for our future. The life experience and work experience you gain abroad teaches us a lot of things. It also helps in our professional careers when we come back to India. Companies pay more if you have worked abroad.

[@sampathpleasure]

I agree. This video doesn't make sense.

[@srinivasanpt7887]

@@sampathpleasure depends on individual job experience and mindset. For people who are denied government based on their caste, abroad life is more comfortable and they can choose whatever course the want and they won't be denied opportunity due to the evils of reservation.

[@religiouslyscientific4371]

You are right, it is not about money. It is all about opportunity.

[@thavamt1776]

It is not about money alone, lifestyle, infrastructure, work experience, human development index etc makes a big difference Yes comparatively chances of earning more is high in US or Singapore

[@subbulakshmig7437]

@@religiouslyscientific4371 ,

[@Cbeshyam]

Unfortunately the comparison is made by a person who has never worked in abroad, the discussion is more like “grapes are sour”.

[@yootoobaakko2297]

Well said.

[@SakthivelRajeswari]

என் அறியாமை அமெரிக்கா பற்றிய மாயை மறைந்தது எனக்கு ராஜா வா நான் வாழுறேன்😄😄😄👍👍👍👍

[@manimozhinatarajan183]

நீங்கள் உயர் சமூகத்தில் பிறந்திருக்கும் போதிலும் அதக்கெதிரான கொள்கை கொண்டு பொதுநோக்குடன் உயர்குடிக்கு வழங்கிய வேலைவாய்ப்பிற்க்காக அவர்களுக்கு வழங்கிய உயர் பொருளாதாரத்தின் சலுகையை வெளிப்படையாக எதிக்கும் தன்மை உங்களின் பொது நோக்கின் சமூக சிந்தனையின் நல்லென்னத்தை காட்டுகிறது வாழ்த்துக்கள் நன்றி ...

[@Vivek_Bindra228]

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[@ddbrostrichy9825]

சொர்கமே என்றாலும் அது நம்ம ஊருதான்

[@ajoyvasu]

Very true. I was in U.S for 7 years. American Government make us indirectly to spend all our salary in their country itself. Those who are drawing ten thousand dollars salary monthly feel it difficult to meet their needs. But those in own business and people working in hotels (they get free accommodation and free food) are able to save money. This is the hard reality.

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[@kumarsan962]

சார் நீங்கள் சொல்வது 100℅ உண்மையாகவே இருந்தாலும் குடும்ப கஷ்டத்தக்காக அமெரிக்க போனவங்க நீங்கள் சொல்வதை ஏற்று கொள்வார்கள் ஆனால் அமெரிக்கா செல்வதை பெருமைக்காக பேசுபவர்கள்(show off) ஏற்றுகொள்ளமாட்டார்கள்

[@jayanthivaradaraju2929]

Unmainga sir

[@MilesToGo78]

இவர் சொல்வது உண்மை அல்ல. நானும் குடும்ப கஷ்டத்துக்கு தான் போனேன். இந்தியாவில் இருந்தால் நான் வங்குரோத்து ஆகியிருப்பேன். ராணிப்பேட்டை போன்ற குப்பைமேட்டில் வாழ்வது அதை விடக் கொடுமை. அமெரிக்காவில் வாழ்க்கைத்தரம் என்பது வேறு

[@gnanamani3312]

That's ✅correct!!! When I seen in Social media U S People Spend So much Money Health care services! Everyone seen in Corona pandemic period( even normal time also), Cost of living So Highly! If we have that Much cost in Indian We Can live very Luxurious lifestyles More than U S lifestyle

[@prasannakumar5943]

whatever you said is correct! Lot of people want to go to America only for Self Pride! And i can understand they are doing meagre job in USA as a Taxi Driver, Grab Delivery person like that... Instead of that we will work as per our wish in India! 😁

[@sathyamurthy8625]

Jkbhuikgdh

[@asureshkumaran]

Car price is double in India Toyota Camry Price In India 45 Lakhs Toyota Camry Price In US $26,000 = 21,32,000 = 21 Lakhs Petrol Price is almost double in India as of Dec 6th In India --> RS 102.6 In USA --> I gallon $2.649 = RS 217.218 / gallon --> 217.218 / 3.78 = RS 58. ( Gas Price at Atlanta Costco) Rice Price - 20 LB --> 10 KG --> $21.49. = RS 1762.18. Per Kg Rs 176 Aprox. Positives - Good Road, No Water Issue, No Electricity Issue, No Utility Issue, Free School, Free Parks, Better work environment, better work-life balance. Negatives - Missing Social life, Missing all the festivals, Marriages, etc..

[@midhunkumardevaraja701]

Thank God I saw this video befor doing my ms in us in Jan 2023 . I am not going to go anywhere . Iam going to take care of my business

[@azeemabdul1170]

All the best🎉

[@yazhisekar5010]

ஐயா நீங்கள் சிறந்த அறிவாளி உங்களை பேச விட்டு கேட்டுக் கொண்டிருந்தாலே போதும்

[@APKk4587]

மதிப்பிற்குரிய ஐயா - நீங்கள் அமெரிக்க் வாழ்க்கையைபற்றி சரியாக ஆராயாமல் நுனிப்புல் மேய்ந்திருக்கிறீர்கள் - நிறைய தகவல்கள் பற்றி குறிப்பு இல்லை - நானும் என் குடும்பத்தாரும் 35 ஆண்டுகளுக்கு மேலாக வாழ்கிறோம் - மிகவும் மகிழ்ச்சியாக - லஞ்ச லாவண்யம் இல்லாத வாழ்க்கை - வாழ்கிறோம் - வயதான காலத்தில் அமெரிக்க அரசாங்கம் எங்களை த்த்து எடுத்துகொள்கிறது !

[@karthikvijay1937]

Got retired?

[@APKk4587]

@@karthikvijay1937 not yet -

[@nr9926]

But depressed and lonely without being around by kids. They took Social security tax and paying back with very less rate of return 6-8%. Military Industrial complex is well corrupted. people in US work hard to meet daily needs. You can live in US for 1-2 year without job but in India even village people own house and can be without income for years. Health care is horrible. Dentist urgent care $400 minimum with good insurance. India you are surrounded by relatives and good friends.

[@nr9926]

You cant leave your house for 6 months. Houses are fragile cant withstand even 50km speed wind. When you are 80+ you cant have a helping affordable nurse.

[@nr9926]

No corruption then how drugs are very easy than Tamilnadu? 100% sure your kids must have used. And no casinos are allowed even in online in tamilnadu. But big big casionos are there to take away suckers money.

[@meharrunisakhan8421]

Love you sir 😀 you boast my morale. Inspite of being in IT working from home in own house .tend to compare with my colleagues in US.

[@Siva_Siva_01]

Tax in India is 30% without social security.

[@selvakumarrobert9968]

அருமையான தகவல் சார் உங்கள் சேவை தொடர வாழ்த்துக்கள்

[@osro3313]

ஓஷோ அந்த காலத்திலேயே சொன்னாரு அமெரிக்க கதை நீங்க சொன்ன மாதிரி 👍 நன்றி வணக்கம்

[@janupriya3310]

Aasaiya korachu nermaya / simpula vaahdha namma ooruleye nimmadhiya vaazhalam 😊😊😊👍👍👍👍

[@user-ap54]

How good or bad life is in USA depends on the mindset. It is not money alone for everyone. There is something called work culture, which is far better in US than in India. In USA they don’t expect you to be on duty 24 by 7 . After 5 PM or 4 30 PM you are not disturbed and they don’t expect you to work on Saturdays and Sundays (I am talking of U S companies not outsourcing companies). Also if one is interested in research kind of activities, U S is better than India. There are some minuses also, but then if life itself is a compromise one has to take things in his/her stride.

[@verbal_kint]

This video reeks of generalizations. If you have the right skills and smarts, drawing a comfortable six figure salary as an immigrant is commonplace in the US. Work life balance in the US is way better compared to India and other Asian countries. Gardeners and house cleaners are very much affordable. The reality is that there are tradeoffs to be made regardless of where you live, choose wisely and you will be happy no matter where you call home.

[@usergoogle-ms3tk]

Yes sir whatever you said is correct. I lived in the UK and I felt the same. Life I lived there is so budgeted. Here in India I’ll buy whatever needed. But there I need to calculate everything before I purchase or spent anything

[@jaisooriya5322]

Whats the Ave salary of you bro ... may be range ...

[@mukunth7395]

💯💶💯

[@SenthilKumar-eh9kl]

Your idea is bad he is telling is trail you may take it or not choice is yours

[@redminote8741]

True 😂😂 na karuveppillai vanga kuda yosipen UK la 😂...it has advantages and disadvantages...oru exposure venum but konjam chikkanama irundhu earn pannitu vandhudalam

[@OOOUZ]

You are made for india.. better stay in india and pls dont come out to pollute other countries😂

[@VivekKBangaru]

Irukkum idathil irupathe miga sirappu enpathai puriya vathamaikku nandrigal pala❤

[@JayanthFazaluddin]

The most " EXTRA EXTRA VALUABLE " and " MIND BLOWING " EPISODE.... THANK YOU... BOTH OF YOU..

[@ranjithravichandran3885]

Wow! Father of Tamil youth's ❤️ great talk great advice

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[@fusionarun]

If you remain conservative while working abroad, you definitely can save good amount of money. Of course by sacrificing family relationships, food, and culture. There are also some perks of working abroad such as - you get better at money management, you're exposed to a different culture and you learn and appreciate good things about that culture, you get more personal time to think and shape your future, and then you get to travel around. It's been 5 years for me in Europe and planning to go back to India after 3 years. Idli, vada, sambhar is a different feeling!!😋 I concur with Mr Anand Srinivasan.

[@arvindk7059]

On savings... For masses maybe, bt not entirely I am just a normal bca grad moved few companies and currently working with Amazon chennai. I make 5L per month in cash and another 5L gets vested as stocks. So purchasing power and savings are better here nowadays atleast. Am 12years old in IT industry. My wife makes another 60-80K per month with her dance school. I agree the infra is different bt money wise, it's all about how you're able money manage. Why would I need to be so conservative when am able to spend. I've recently bought a premium suv, live in a separate house of 2400sqft with 2storey, have bought couple of flats for backup alongside stocks, mfs, got few prop investments in Dubai. Money management is way better here in India

[@rameshjn]

Comparing US of 80s with current lifestyle in India doesn't make sense to me. For instance, right now in Dallas we have more and better indian eatouts than in my home town in India. If you don't like it, don't live here. But, he shouldn't spread wrong information.

[@dominicprakash8948]

If someone goes abroad just for money then its a different story. I lived in the US for about 6 years and visited few European countries. Now I am settled in India. I agree with Arun and working abroad gave me very good exposure. Also note, I do many simple Electrical, Plumbing, carpentry, masonry work myself here as well.

[@sknewfort7967]

Just da .... Sonna comment super sir ... ,🤣

[@balakumarseenivasan3502]

@@arvindk7059 are you saying for real? How is it possible to earn this much in IT in such a short term?

[@thuvakman]

I’m 62. Came to USA when 22. Love it here ! I founded and run my own autoparts mfg co. Even export to India… Besides the $, I do more Vedic rituals than the average man. Let’s not start US bashing; it’s what one makes of himself.

[@janakiramanp1327]

Arpudam, Arumai no words, all subjects are analysed.tku, hats off sir.

[@storewell2001]

Sorgame entralum Namma oor polaguma,Super sir

[@nadarajnadaraj9114]

சீனிவாசன் போன்றவர்களுக்குகீழ்மேல்சவரம்எல்லாம்அடுத்தவர்தான்செய்துவிடவேண்டும்அவரால்குனந்துஎதையும்எடுக்கமுடியாதுமனிதர்கள்அடிமையாவாழும்நாடுதான்பணக்காரனுக்குபிடிக்கும்எல்லோரும்சுதந்திரமாஇருக்கபுடிக்காது

[@savariraj3372]

நன்றி நன்றி நன்றி sir for your time and sharing knowledge to us. ❤

[@kamals6624]

Thank you sir because of u, ihad around 11.1Lprofit from covid-19 🐥

[@vprakash9703]

Sir, 1 gallon is equal to 3.785 litres. And If you are living in U.S not compare with India for expenditures.Infrastructure and other facilities are more .

[@pandian101010]

13:08 just da 😄, nice... do more similar content video, thx fr spreading awareness & educating us....💪🏽

[@srinivasanraghavan88]

I made similar calculation before i go went to USA .. In USA everyone from rich to poor has to do DIY cause labour cost is high. Which is good I would say a u learn to not to have two kombu when u have money and treat others with respect. And cars are cheaper in US petrol is cheaper and most other goods are cheaper and better quality in US . Main stuff school is free is here till 12th . And insurance though expensive (Mostly paid by employer ) covers everything. Not like in India u pay 50k and u get 5lk coverage . Athuku mela na pe pe .. A developed country means things are cheap and labour is expensive (for a reason) . Then only all can be happy . In India things are expensive and labour is cheap .. So people who like being masters and need slaves (low paid servants ) would love India and despise any developed country

[@NaveenKumar-gf4bz]

True bro education and health insurance is free in us

[@user-ot7bo8zd9p]

In TN, local technicians charging INR 700 per day but Biharis or else other state north India guys are ready to work for half pay.

[@nr9926]

School Education is paid by local real estate tax in US. Mostly 1-2% of house worth. And Houses around great schools very expensive. Indirectly you pay for the school whether you have kids or no kids. Socialism. India not much property tax.

[@srinivasanraghavan88]

@@nr9926 Yes u pay property tax but there is a sense that state or community should take care of children’s education.. one can have smaller home and pay less tax or u can rent a smaller home and pay less if you want.. But as community everyone gets a decent education.. not only people who have money and others go tamil medium school..

[@nr9926]

@@srinivasanraghavan88 i dont know any software engineer kids go to public schools in india. Private schools are affordable and excellent. Here in US software engineers cant afford private schools. Only multi millionaires or who does multiple jobs can afford. Most public schools are not good. Teachers have strong union and cant be punished for bad results.

[@s.gharish1476]

I agree sir I am living in United States and feeling the same

[@nagarajanm4898]

வாழ்க்கை தரம்,' துரித சேவை , சுகாதாரம், நேர்மையான சட்டம் போன்றவை தானே முக்கியம்.இங்கு இதை எதிர்பார்க்க முடியாது

[@maheshrajannan3416]

There are so many presidents punished in America due to right to information act and whistle blower laws. In India we are watering down the right to information act

[@religiouslyscientific4371]

Only honest is correct all other are assumption.

[@guruvigneshwar6145]

Ama neenga irukeengalae... 😂

[@rrajan5476]

Insurance illama sick aitta, sothe vikkanum

[@rmvmahendra1751]

@@maheshrajannan3416 08p

[@sarath19in1]

Sir, your calculation applies only to people who settle there not for people who want to earn and come back.

[@krmziaudeen8854]

அமெரிக்காவையும்,அரபு நாட்டையும் ஒப்பிட்டு, அடுத்து ஒரு பதிவு வேண்டி எதிர்பார்க்கிறோம்.

[@KK-1011]

ஐரோப்பிய நாடுகள் பற்றியும் போடுங்கள்!

[@TheGauthim]

Every indian is money minded..In US they enjoy quality and healthy life

[@east2west673]

I had saved 20 L in 8 months and payed my house loan. Rental was the only component higher. A buffet dinner cost 10 $ only.

[@jothikumar4049]

I am surprised that the interviewer doesn’t account for all kinds of insurances like health, car, and home owners , needed for peaceful living - How much and who pays for them? Also, no mention of any charitable donations !? When we are blessed with COMFORTABLE LIVING, we as human beings have an obligation to help the less fortunate❤ In my humble opinion, that MONEY IS EVERYTHING but MONEY IS NOT THE ONLY THING in life. God bless us all🙏😌

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[@chitchattv6557]

Do not generalize Indians lives in US. I live in US for more than 30 years we cook every day and I work. Just because your sister kept the sambar for 7 days. Doesn’t mean all the Indians eat the same food every day that was cooked week ago. Many of live wonderful life here in US Don’t say living in India better than living in US.

[@RMalai]

Brother, they are finding ways to convince themselves and make themselves feel good. they are cynical. also priorities vary from person to person.

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[@bala512]

One sided video content to console others who didn't get chance to go out and explore the world!! Nice job

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[@kumar.appukutty]

மகிழ்ச்சி வாழ்த்துகள் 💐

[@indianmaakan790]

Yes People are going to Developed countries for better living, Even if the savings are coming down, they still enjoy the living standards, kids safety, respect for humanity, health, moral responsibility.

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[@chellakand7714]

There is huge difference between developed countries and developing countries. At winter time birds fly to வேடந்தாங்கல். That's why tech people choose america.. lots of advantages

[@workwithmind]

Vinoth Sai you always happy

[@rajtemp259]

Some jobs are getting paid higher in Europe than in India. But as Anand sir says expenses increases with PPP of the country. However with some sacrifices and learnings, we can survive and also save considerably higher compared to India.

[@arneshpalanisamy6352]

Also, one of the most underrated aspects is the education expenses is zero in Europe even until university. Secondly, medical expenses and pension are taken care of by social security. Work life balance is much better. Although it is true that one has to do all the menial jobs themselves. Top it all, you also get cleaner air, water, etc. For Anand kind of sliver spoon bois, it is too much to give up. For people working as "maids" at Anand's home there isn't much India is offering that is lost to begin with. So going abroad is a sure shot time tested way for social mobility.

[@religiouslyscientific4371]

@@arneshpalanisamy6352 Education and health is not free. Most of people don't realize how government takes money for health and education. You need to pay more tax, insurance and council tax to get govt school and govt hospital. But in India it is completely free, people don't prefer government due to status but in Europe they don't have any option and justify themselves as they don't have money to go for private.

[@religiouslyscientific4371]

Earnings are not high in abroad, high earning days are gone after 2000. Only reason to go is opportunity. If you have good opportunity in India then it is foolish to go abroad.

[@arneshpalanisamy6352]

@@religiouslyscientific4371 I work in Switzerland. I pay 12 % tax. Schooling for children is free. Health insurance is mandatory it is around 10% (actually even less, I am giving a fair esrimate). The usual unemployment insurance, partial pension(you can have Elss type schemes to this as well over the minimum), etc are also included. Before this I worked in France. There I used to pay very high tax (hidden) around 60-70%. Where health insurance and pension are totally covered. I have zero regrets in paying the higher tax because I can see the value for money. I have fair bit of idea how american, German, Scandinavian and Canadian system works as I have travelled there and my friends/batch mates living there. And btw, before moving to Europe I worked 3 years in India and I graduated from a top tier college in India (just to tell you it is not my lack of opportunities in India which drove me abroad). I am telling this out of sheer experience. You can say tech industry in Bangalore has been on steroids in the last decade or so. Even then I still see lot of my peers (who would be literally top 0.1% or even more). Don't believe all the arm chair philosophers always skeptical and want to stay in their own comfortable wealth accumulated by a previous generation. (Anand Srinivasan's dad itself work in Middle east leaving him the luxury to talk bullshit about working abroad). Even all the greats he keep quoting like Raghuram Rajan, etc all moved out. They are not stupid. So you also don't be. Btw, Don't get me wrong I have no second thoughts about my India and one day will return to serve my country. I can take care of more people India when I can first take care of myself first. All this international exposure gives me just that. (Case in point say handling French language clients, one of my cousin returned from Japan after 10 years and running a language school cum-consultancy).

[@religiouslyscientific4371]

@@arneshpalanisamy6352 I work in UK because I couldn't find a job for my skill level. It is easy to get job when you are from IIT in India. But can you continue getting job after 10years of experience. No it didn't happened in my case as no company is ready to match salary as there is no need of high skill level. In India if you pay 30% tax, 10% health insurance and 10% on education, then it is still less than 70% but you can use private facility instead of government. I agree with your opinion that old generation earned lot of money abroad. A graduate from IIT in 1995 would earn 1.5L pa as average salary whereas in US it is about 45000USD as average salary. But now, average salary for IIT is more than 12L. Roughly 8times higher but salary in US hardly increased by 1.5times. So the wealth gained by old generation is roughly 5times higher than the current times. It is not really worth for the compromise, when you weight tangible and intangible benefits. But it is not true for all, for low wage jobs in India like a Infosys employee or plumber moves to abroad they can earn a lot. But a doctor can earn a lot in India than in US. It all depends on how much you could earn in India and how much you get in abroad. It is only worth moving if salary in abroad is 4times or more higher than in India. Also remember yearly hike in India is usually around 10% in good companies but generally very low in Europe and US.

[@gautamm1405]

Electronics are cheaper than india, Petrol is cheaper than india . Pure drinking water is free and readily available .

[@ganeshsundar8384]

நெஞ்சில பெல்ட் கட்றவனுக்கும் இடுப்புல பெல்ட் நிக்காத இருக்கிற ஒருத்தனுக்கும் இருக்கிற வித்தியாசம் சூப்பர் சார்

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[@Murugesanm-ho8xr]

Our country is best....thanks for sharing life about foreign countries...

[@almond1919]

Anand Sir and Vinod Sir always winners and creating more winners in terms of leading healthy and peaceful life always. May God bless us always

[@TheKrisamy]

I am in US for last 8 years. Let me be honest with you, living in middle class life in India and US is not same. We are in isolated geography, tensed due to visa reasons, no real relation to look each other, Worrying for too high college cost and post covid the cost of living is too high to survive and I am earning better than median salary here but cant sustain in single salary for a middle class family. So thinking to live a calm life in India soon.I don’t know why I am still here in US. BTW, 1 Gallon petrol = 3.78 Litres

[@VikisKitchen1]

If you are already rich by inheritance , then USA won't excite u. I have seen many friends going back to India, as they have some support there. So just write down and compare how much u save in India vs USA every month. Convert USD to INR. You will know the difference. If it is less or equal then u can decide to go back or change job. Compare the quality of life (power cuts, water, weather, internet, road condition, corruption, school fee etc). Working hours is a joke in India. No more wfh. For some people from Mumbai it may be same but many other cities are different. Most of the americans do not pay for kid's college. so we have to change our mindset.

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[@mothilal6479]

Living in own country is like heaven whatever underdeveloped. In my opinion, we can visit foreign countries once or twice for sight seeing.

[@italiandiary]

சாப்பாட்டுக்கே வழி இல்லாம எங்கள மாதிரி இருக்குற மிடில் கிளாசுக்கு, வேற வழி தெரியல சார் எங்க குடும்பத்துல யாராவது ஒருத்தவங்க வந்து தியாகம் பண்ணா மட்டும்தான் எங்களால ஒரு நல்ல வாழ்க்கை வாழ முடியும். சென்னையில் இருந்தேன் கஷ்டப்பட்டேன் பட் அந்த அளவு ஒன்று சேர்க்க முடியவில்லை. PPF -12la Post office -5la Ulip_1la Term - 50la ( 4 years pending) Emergency cash -1la Stock -4.5la

[@rajeshk8052]

God bless you Vinoth . Om Namah Shivaya

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[@sathisp3221]

Living standards are much higher in US..

[@gautamm1405]

Here we pay income tax, GST , Property tax , Water Tax , Professional tax which is either equal or more that what they charge . Only the salaried person earning more than 10 lakhs a year will know the pain and frustration .

[@sarnathpalaniswami4808]

The most precious invaluable Indian thing is family,relatives and roots..

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[@aditiboutiqueerode2205]

வெளி நாட்டில் எவனுக்கோ உழைத்து அந்த நாட்டை‌ மேம்படுத்து வதற்கு பதிலாக ந ம்முடைய நாட்டில் இல்லாத வளம் இல்லை. மனதுக்கு பிடித்த தொழிலோ இல்லை வேலையோ பார்த்து குடும்பத்துடன் வசித்து முடிந்த வரை சம்பாதித்து விட்டு சந்தோஷமாக வாழ்ந்து விட்டு போகலாம்.

[@saravanang6083]

Ji irukkum podhu kavalai illai

[@ganeshkumar-lw3fz]

I think it is best to live abroad for certain period and then move back immediately when you start a family. It is good to have exposure from working abroad especially for tech and India is now no less in terms of money and services and schooling. If only I have to hug to the infrastructure and easy investment abroad, there is no such thing that stops people from R2I.

[@Vivek_Bindra228]

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[@ckannan6966]

Really this is true for foreigner life

[@johnscudder2852]

In the US injustice less likey on a common man (got more human rights) still it's not a perfect society.

[@IamOrdinaryFool]

When you move to US, Ur mindset is Money Money Money. Karuvaadu Viththa Kaasu Naaraathu. That's the manthra. Lot of opportunities to earn. You will adopt to utilitarian theory. Me Me and everything for Me.

[@vidyadhivyaraja5840]

Exactly..

[@tdhanasekaran3536]

I will be 60 soon. I have a US passport and OCI card but for the past 3 years I live in my hometown near Chennai, India. I worked for 4 years in Qatar before returning home. To put it a nutshell I went to US with borrowed money from mom and brother and when I left in 2015 I had 200k in TIAA retirement account and 10,000 in credit card debit. The reasons are many. The 4 years in Qatar was the best (1C in hand) due to 100% Income tax free and no sales tax/GST either. My good times in Qatar ended abruptly due to health reasons. So it all depends on the individuals situation. There is no match for having a US experience professionally. Also it is very good for your kids future. My only son (90s kid born in 1993 in India) got a Computer science degree in a good university and landed up with Northrup Grummen as a cybersecurity software engineer within a few months of completing the degree. Recently he married his high-school sweat heart (I was not informed or invited!!!) who had a PhD degree in chemistry from Duke University and working in a private company. One thing Anand sir mentioned is correct. My ancestral home value in India now is worth more than all of my lifetime savings working abroad. But still I don't regret about my choices as India is not great for those who practice academic science after a PhD degree.

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[@ammaiappans]

அரசியல் சூழ்நிலை மற்றும் விமர்சர்கள் கடவுள் மறுப்பாளர்களின் இடையில் வாழ்வதை விட வெளி நாட்டில் இருப்பதே மேல்

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[@parthibankannabiran3079]

Anyone who doesn't have proper mindset cannot live in peace even in heaven.

[@santhanam6476]

well said👏

[@meenagr2789]

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[@singing_kriz2051]

Living in spain. Having the best time of my life. Don't lose your opportunity to earn in this digital world! You live in the best time of our world.. make use of the digital nomad culture. Life outside of india is amazing but nothing can beat our people and food.. that does not mean we should spend all our life here.. we are Nomads by nature we are born to travel across the world.... What if you die tomorrow?!?

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[@srinivasanvaradaraju6269]

Vanakkam ds kesava... My soul missing ji

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[@satheeshkfumarloganathan1794]

I came to US 6 month back. My family living in chennai. What sir saying is 100% correct. I stay alone to close my loan for next 1 year and come back to Chennai and live with my family. You save nothing here with family.

[@tnnataraj]

All the best Satheesh. Decide with cool mind.

[@satheeshkfumarloganathan1794]

@@tnnataraj sure sir. Thank you.

[@VikisKitchen1]

The first year in USA or any new country would be tough. Because we come with just 2 suitcases. I have experienced this first hand. But try to bring your family sir. Don't go back. Having the family with you in USA is not expensive, but definitely it will give u a lot of moral support. U will save money by homemade meals. U can share your household chores with wife and save time. Having ur wife with u will make u feel safe and supportive than with friends. You can concentrate on your job better. The first few months to 1 year will be difficult. But everything gets better and u will get used to this culture after u buy your car , driving license. Don't stay in shared accomodation with friends anymore after your family arrives. Definitely the family too deserves abroad life. My husband came first and stayed in shared accomodation first. But he didn't like it, He was also saying the same as you. But he asked me to come. As soon as I arrived he started feeling confident here in USA. I just came with some basic necessities like Indian mixie, dosa tawa, a pr cooker, idly plates and cookware (at that time getting these in USA was not possible). My husband says till today that he is very much thankful to me for coming here leaving my job, own house and luxuries of India behind for him. I won't say it's an easy path, but I am sure you will work better, save more and feel happy only if you bring your family along with you. Until then you won't feel at home. America is such a wonderful country and it's a blessing to work here in my view. Best wishes to u and family.

[@satheeshkfumarloganathan1794]

@@VikisKitchen1 thank you Mam for your time for writting this long message. I will definitely bring my wife and kids to US. It's been beautiful experience for them and too good for kids education. I understand not everyone gifted the opportunities and I should not loose the one that was given by God. Thank you once again. BTW, I live in Piscataway NJ.

[@VikisKitchen1]

@@satheeshkfumarloganathan1794 Very glad to see your reply sir. I think we are in the same area ☺. NJ is more challenging because of rent and tax. But there is more scope here. You will definitely like USA once your wife and kids come here. All the best. Feel free to contact us anytime.

[@dossselladurai5031]

அனுபவம் நன்றாக அமைவது அவரவர் மனநிலை பொருத்தது.

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[@Lensvision-fg4vd]

Everyone is going to us getting lakhs of salary no one is talking about the cost Thanks to Anand sir for making me understand the reality, I am very happy that Vinod sir has recovered his health and is well

[@dm1892]

முற்றிலும் உண்மை நன்றி ஆனந்த் சார் 🙏🙏🙏

[@aamaadmitopics7628]

Usa gallon is only 2.5 ltrs. So gas is expensive in usa compared to gopalapuram.

[@nishap4180]

Awesome video sir. U answered all the questions that we had in mind.

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[@MilesToGo78]

நல்லா சம்பாதிக்க முடியும் இருவரும் வேலைக்குப் போனால். அப்புறம் பணத்தை விட வாழ்க்கைத் தரம் நன்றாக இருப்பதால் பலரும் போகிறார்கள்.. நம்மூரில் எங்கும் கலப்படம், லஞ்சம், போக்குவரத்து நெருக்கடி, தண்ணீர்ப் பஞ்சம், மின்சாரப் பற்றாக்குறை, சுற்றுச்சூழல் சீர்கேடு, ஊரே திறந்தெவெளிக் குப்பைமேடாகவும் சாக்கடையாகவும் இருக்கிறது அதெல்லாம் அங்கு இல்லை

[@Anrakunji]

நல்ல செய்தி

[@antonypraveen207]

I was also on this fantasy, now i got the reality. Better stay here.

[@SENTHILKUMARANSK]

Nice to see you both ... Thanking you..Safe Journey...Stay Tuned...And Happy Weekend Days to all....

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[@balajisaranya9846]

Super sir, ur real explanation is good way and lucky person sir.

[@rajarajarajan8774]

Dai anandu paruppunaa seruppaa or paruppaadaa mr.great anand ji

[@prabuprabu-jl9pd]

I was in great depression because all of my cousin and brothers and sisters were in America, after seeing this video , I was very clear znd feeling happy that I could live a better life style and earn and save more money than that of my NRI friends

[@bharathimurali7825]

😂

[@VikisKitchen1]

Wow, your jealousy appals me. Your cousins and siblings are blessed to stay away from u.

[@pushpaselvam9789]

Save the money,if you have own house there is no need to invest in more houses and lands which may increase in value in future but most of us will not try to sell it ,so,it is not useful for us,saving in the banks fixed deposit, shares will be useful to increase our amount,and getting the passports and travel the countries first visa free countries then Europe, usa will give the life understanding and experiences during your holidays.dumbing money on immovable resources are waste,while we will not get any return until our life. Jumbagamaa enakku avvalavu southu irukku endru chollalaam,aannal namakku unayouga paduthikkolla thavari vidugiroum.

[@curiosity6219]

There is difference between going to USA in yester years and now. Previously settling down in USA was an option. Now it is not easy due to green card wait times. Especially if your kids were not born in USA. When the kids turn 18, they will be treated as foreigners to even to apply to colleges in spite of them growing up until the end of high school without much connection to India. When you convert money from USD to INR definitely you are very rich. You learn to do lot of things yourself. Gain lots of different perspectives. But definitely think about the kids if they are not born in USA. USA or India you always need to enhance your skillset for any job except may be in government, but not everyone can get into a government job.

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[@onemanshow1985]

People mindset will be better off begging in us than in india

[@brintak7752]

😄😄😄😄

[@shanoosroom]

This man is just celebrating his knowledge.. 🥰🥰🥰 now I feel very happy in my Kerala life.. ❤️❤️❤️ in first half trader vinod resembles kesav 🤣🤣🤣

[@avnagraj1751]

Question is Job vacancy and opportunities in India. In other countries there are many opportunities are available irrespective of our age. So dont compare with any other country. There are many advantages

[@naveendinakaran5656]

Really an honest conversation even i was fascinated about moving to US/Canada but now am happy living in India😀

[@RMalai]

If you are happy and comfortable where you live then you do not have to move to the US or elsewhere.

[@naveendinakaran5656]

@@RMalai yes that was a decision taken way back in 2016 😀

[@sabaribabu9973]

its better to move USA bro.i know my senior who saves about 65 lacks each year?

[@sabaribabu9973]

@Mpstockexchange its better to move USA bro.i know my senior who saves about 65 lacks each year?

[@snpssps]

Good to see you vinod sir

[@aruntnrider4970]

Hi vinoth, Hearty 💖 welcome.

[@sutharpost]

இது தப்பு சார் நான் ஹோம் கிரவுண்ட்ல செஞ்சுரி அடிக்கல ஆனா அமெரிக்காவுல செஞ்சுரி அடித்துள்ளேன் அத்துடன் இன்பநதி உதயநிதி இவர்களெல்லாம் முதலமைச்சராக இருக்கிதை என்னால் பார்க்க முடியாது சார்

[@RMalai]

🤣

[@smileysmiley1]

🤣🤣

[@sarnathpalaniswami4808]

Trump ok va

[@kirubanandakumarmanickam746]

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[@datawce923]

After long time good video

[@manjunathmanju8819]

Good to see Vinodh sir back wishing Vinodh sir a healthy life ahead &sir nice to know about your personal experience of ppp in Europe & America I am greatful to you that I am learning a very lot from you and your team sir thank you to all’s of you Vinodh sir take care of your health as well .

[@sasikalad3102]

Small correction. At 12:45 price comparison, 1 gallon is 3.5 litre approximately. It's not 5 litre.

[@Vivek_Bindra228]

⬆️⬆️ let talk about investment plan✉️...

[@villagetamilan4319]

Tips... Invest in India.. returns more than canada or USA

[@leg875]

9:44 Vinod asked for a repeat for a reason i guess. 'Giving a message to someone it seems' ;)

[@impartial7590]

In 1990s going to USA was a dream for middle income non Brahmin community people from Chennai. I went, worked and earned money and returned. Enjoyed the best of both worlds. Don't listen negative narratives, let Tamizhargal try hard to go developed Western countries, get experience the other side of life. If desire to stay, continue to stay there or return to India and enjoy the known life here. Let all the youngsters at heart go outside Tamilnadu and abroad to develop Tamizh society.

[@senthilkumar-yk5uo]

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[@Vivek_Bindra228]

⬆️Reach ⬆️me with the what'sapp line above for more information guidance and consideration Thanks for the feedback 🕎....

[@crowns.i.hakeem7798]

ஒரு குறிப்பிட்ட ஜாதியினர் மிக அதிக அளவில் போய்விட்டார்கள். போகிறார்கள்.‌போவார்கள். மற்ற சமுதாய மக்கள் போவதை யோசிக்க வைத்தால் / தடுத்தால் H1B visa Dependents வேலை வாய்ப்பு அமோகமாக இருக்கும். இந்த நல்ல எண்ணத்தில் தான் ஆனந்த ஸ்ரீனிவாசன் அவர்கள் அச்சத்தை ஏற்படுத்துகிறார். உள்ளூரில் எத்தனை காலம் நேர்மையாக உழைத்தாலும் அடைய முடியாத உயரத்தை அமெரிக்க, ஐரோப்பிய மற்றும் ஓரளவு அரபு நாடுகளில் சம்பாதித்து சாதிக்க முடிகிறது குறைந்த பட்சம் ஒரு 2BHK வீடு , வங்கியில், LIC , Mutual funds என சேமிப்பு மக்கள் நல்ல கல்லூரியில் படிப்பு , நல்ல இடத்தில் வரன் தேடி மணமுடித்து வைப்பது Possible ஆகி உள்ளது என்பதை மறுப்பதற்கில்லை.

[@madhanvasudev7969]

Ohhh

[@Vivek_Bindra228]

⬆️⬆️⬆️ let talk about investment plan✉️.

[@prabhu5new]

Yes. Sir. முற்றிலும் உண்மை.

[@karkar3208]

Innum Brahmans aye sollitrunga da ups

[@abrahamimmanuel2890]

ரொம்ப சரி. ஆதிக்க சாதியினர் சதி.

[@rinufrinufrinu4091]

Trader Vinoth is back👍👍🤝

[@dragonlordship]

Hmm I don’t know if I agree with him fully on this. This is applicable only when your having ancestor have big property in area like Chennai what if that is not the case. There are only 0.001% people in india are such privileged. If you have to live in USA you have to adopt American life style so you can make more out of your life. But I agree with lots of issues living in America like visa issues , systemic racism’s, distance from relatives , unaffordable maids for middle classes etc etc but that is how American working class life is. One thing people should be aware is better to understand all of these factors before decide to move.

[@michael8597]

While comparing prices in India and USA, you have failed to take into account purchasing power parity despite stressing it. The average salary in USA is 6,000 dollars and this has to be multiplied by exchange rate of 82 to restore it to Indian value. . So if the price of cinema ticket is 1,500/- in USA then it only means that on a earning of Rs. 4,80,000/- you pay Rs. 1,500/-. On the other hand, average salary in India is about Rs. 40,000/-. Even if the same cinema ticket costs Rs.300/- here, it is more costly in terms of paying capacity.

[@dhoninichu9851]

Well, you are comparing the average salary of people in India and America...but in this video he took the examples of trader Vinoths earnings and his brothers earnings to demonstrate it is not as it seems...Trader earning 1.5 lakhs in India is far better than someone earning 5 lakhs in America is what he has said

[@nr9926]

@@Pad_kr After tax they get 6000+ only. That too only bay area, seattle, LA, NY you get this salary in well reputed top tier 1 companies. CTS TCS gives just 3000-4500 take home.

[@michael8597]

@@dhoninichu9851 If somebody is earning 1.5 lakhs in India, then it is not an average salary, but in the higher income category. By the same yardstick, the equivalent salary in USA would be some where around 10,000 dollars or even more per month. So the same logic that I professed will apply even then when it all comes to purchasing capacity.

[@arunsathishb]

Average salary is not 6000 dollars per month

[@michael8597]

@@nr9926 If it is 3000-4500 USD take home , then proportionately you most reduce the Indian salary as well when you make a comparison. In that case, average salary will not be 40,000/-, but only 20,000/- and even this a brute majority aren't privileged to earn in India going by our low gross percapita income.